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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-23
BISHOP ELLIOTT
Lies in a Critical Condition in the Noun
tains of Tennessee.


tains of Tennessee.
Major II. b. Adams, who was recently
in Sewanee, visited Bishop Elliott, who
is now lying Ill at that point. The
Bishop has long been sufferer from
chronic dysentery, and although he has
consulted the principal physicians of st.
Louis. Chicago, New York, London and
Paris, he has not been able 10 obtain any
relief. A year ago he was a strong
healthy man, weighing fully 100 pounds,
but since then he has wasted away and
it is questionable whether he weighs
now One-balf of that amount. He is now
very weak ana low and it Is feared that
his death is only matter of time, and
the bishop is quite resigned to his fate,
if death be his portion. lie is surround
ed by his family. and enjoys all the COM
fort that is possible for man in his pO-
sitiOn. II the bishop can recover, he is
anxious 10 return to his diocese and TO
resume work there.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-23

According TO an old custom George
w. Chlds is acting during the summer
as sexton at the little Episcopal church
at ElberOn, n J. He seats visitors who
have no pews Of their own, and also
passes the contTihutiOn-boX. Mr.. Childs
is very proud Of the office, and will not
accept any other in the gift of tue little
church.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-23
A COOPERATIVE MOVE.
The Bexar County Alliance Arranging
TO Establish a Cotton Yard
In this City.

10 446NhDAlHu a NobNDh uAb
In this City.
The Bexar county alliance has APP
pointed a committee who are charged
with the selection OF a site.fOr cotton
yard and supply depot to be located In
San Antonio. The object OF this Is to
have a place for the storage and sale Of
cotton and other produce belonging to
| members, and of receiving merchandise
In bulk ordered by the alliance for mem
beers, and there distributed to them on n
cooperative plan, reducing prices and
frelgbts. Ii Is expected that Kendall,
Bsndera, Medina, AtascOsa, FriO, Will
| son, McMullen ana Live Oak counties
will cooperate with BexaT county in
this great movement, and that there
will not be less than thirty-flve hundred
members trading in the yards.
The committee have seen two sites In
the city, and received some encourage
ment from those interested, but they
Will give every section due cOnsidera-
ton. The section in this city that offers
the most inGuceme1t for the institution
Of the yards Will no doubt carry of the
prize.
Representatives of all the county
farmers alliances named will meet at
Meyers hall, on August the 18TH, and
then definite action will be taken as to
the selection of the site. The trade of
those who attend the yards will be con-
siderable inducement doubtless for
many TO offer a good bonus to secure
the yard.
KANSAS is raising its periodical hue
and cry against Texas cattle fever. The
old mad dog howl never stampeded a
picnic crowd as readily as this cry
OF Kansas fever Will stampede the cattle
men of this country from OHIO to Colo
RADIO. 1t simply means we do not want
Texas cattle in competition with our
state herds. Whenever you tear the
mouth open to cry Texas fever take
lung tester and you find some of the
vice ia uing from the diaphram of some
cattle grower from a rival state.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-23

For Ricketts,, Marasmus, and Wasting
Disorders of children, SCOTS Emulsion of Pure
Cod Liver Oil with HypOphOsphitcs is I'M
equalled. The rapidly with which children
gain flesh and strength upOnit is very wonder
full Read the following: 81 have used
ScOtt'S Emulsion in cases of ricketts, and
marasmus OF long standing, and have been
more than pleased with the results, as in every
case the Improvement was markCd-lJ. NJ.
Main, VI. D., New York.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-23
THE NEW CITY BEER.

The NEW PEARL BEER
CAN now BE HAD AT ALL
FIRST-CLASS SALOONS, IN
FACT EVERY PLACE
WHERE A FIRST ARTICLE
IS KEPT. 1T - THE
FINEST BEER EVER SOLD
IN THIS MARKET. ASK
FOR 1T AND DRINK No
OTHER.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-23

Belonging to leading prohibitionist
has perChed on a bust of Gambrinus in
GalIagher's saloon, and quotes from his
master, "Tbem's mine.r Horse on
you" "Set 'eUs up again" Here s to
you" and cake Gallsgher's Best.
7-l7-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-23
For Sale at a BARGAIN.

A neat cottage on Dignowity bill; rooms
with hal, and front and back gallery, two fine
lots enclosed, hydrant water, and good neigh
borhOOd. Price, $500 Terms easy. Address
l5-l5-t5l T. b. JOHNSON, LIGHT Office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-23

When you want sny printing done
just call around to the LIGHT office, OF
ring us up by telephone. 9-7-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-23

Il 10 Q Known fact that the market has been
Of late flooded with the cheapest trash pOss-
Bile and sold At auction houses at any price
obtainable, without giving particle OF salts
faction to the purchase 1t being done for the
purpose Of doing a business. However IL may
be, have greater facilities for matt ress-msk-
ing than any other factory in the state, ana
have thus decided 70 give the public the Dens-
a., and will sell any mattress required st
Wholesale price,
FOR CASH ONLY
and win deliver the same to any part OF tss
city free OF charge
have steam power - pick all my corn
shucks, card my cotton and wool. and pick al.
hair and moss on the premises. The maChn-
cry used lie Of the very best, and therefore
can defy all competition in the trade, as 1t il
10 vain for any hand power " try TO compete
with Sc am. Mattresses renovated and made
squal 70 new. Woven wire mattresses and
woven wire cots Manufactured co the prem
EAA
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-23
Marriage License.

W. N Sale to Katie Popping. Hen
rich Steubing to Emma SOhuhlmeyer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-23

~ THIS SPACE Is TO BE
OCCUPIED BY ERNEST y
NARBROUGH, TIE POPU-
LAR PRESCRIPTIONS DRUG
GISTS, CORNER SOLE
DAD STREET AND MAIN
PLAZA.
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Sin aaufmaum In Der lIutcrf.aSt,

'
benz bur@ elm leibenoes unb fdreienbes
Sinh mebrere Nidte Der Sdlaf seraubt
rpurbe uno Der 5u Der neber3eu9uns se-
lanste, bab Mrs. Wiusloms Sootbins
5Hrup Seraoe Der Grtitel iei. befen sr fur
bas Sinh benStbiste. faufte eiaen Wcrrath
bapcn. Nls sr nod Sauie fam unb feis
ner Brau BARON WittheilunS madte, tpeis
aerte le fid, benz 3inbe bon Dem @efaufs
ten 3u perabreiden, ba le cine Anbduse.
rim Der ScmSppathie mar. Die nddlte
Wadt murbe rieber ihlafos bsrbrodt.
Nls Der 8ater am nddifen Gage mad
Sauie fam, fanb er bas Sinh idledter
als je, unb ba es abermals cine idlafloie
Nadt bsfir&tste, perabrsidte er wdbreno
Der Nbweienbeit ieiner 6rau benz 8inbe
cine Pcrticn beS SHrup uub ia9te nidts
bapon. Die Madt. barauf idlief Gles
mcbl unb Der tlcine S4reier erwodte
am Morsen NIT beiterm @efdt. Die
Mntter mar erfreut iber ben plSsliden
wunberbaren @e@fel unb cbwobl fe f4
3uerll beleibist fibl.e, ais Re GuffldrunS
erbielt, ieete fe bennc9 ben @ebrauG
bes Sprups fort. Sdrsienee Sincer
unb i9loHole Wd9te iino ibr jest unbes
tannt. Cine s~in3slne Yrobe nit benz
Sprup bat nod bas Qeioen isbeS ainbes
uno bas 8orurtbeil Der Mutter beieSt.
Sn alien Gpctbefen gu baben; Is @ents
bic Hloi&e.
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= Gin Mann, Der 40 Sabre lang
nit Mebicinen gu tbun gebabt bat,
iol.e @al3 BON 3uder unteri6eiben
f6nnen. Man bore, mas einfol9er fagt:
3otebo, o., 10. San. '87.
Nn bic 0erren s. s. @benep & So.
Meine 9erren! Mdbrenb eiter 40s
idbrisen Braris babe i'd bel nit Mebis
cinen au tbun eebobt, aber oennod 1T
mir mod ME elm mebieinifdes prdparat
porgefpmmen, bos i'd nit 10 oiel 8ers
traus1 auf @rfolg perl9reiben f6nnte,
nie 0als SatarrbsRur mel6es sic
onfertisen. Sd babe es i@on oft bers
f9rieben unb omar iebesmal nit benz
sufriebentellenofen grfolge. Gum
SdluIie mill i'd nur nod bin5uflgen.
baS i'd ben Jau bon Raiarrb erlt nod
finben muB, in peldem es feline Wirs
flung beiiaet, borausseiebt natiirli6,
baB bic Webicin ben 8orf1riften ges
mdB a~n9emenbet uirb.
Sbr ergebener
Dr. neb. 8. 8. @oriu9
215 SummitsS traBe.
Wir eeben 800 fir ieben Sal bon
&atarrb, uelder nidt bur9 9al's
"Catarrh-C Cure gebeilt uerOen f6nnte.
Dies Wiitel lit innerli9 an5uuenben.
s. s. @benep & Co., SoleoO, Obio
@igentbamer.
sa- gu baben in iener apOtbete
3u IS Gems.
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nit es fiinftig an Ort uno @tele
bIeibt. 4ber, meine 9erti9aften, ieben
Sic iid bod bic f9Snen, au beri6ens
fenben @rnnDnide an.
Squire 9Dbble aber mplte ni9ts
mebr geidentt.
Bis mann merben mir belte Mbenb
in 8ubmoiGe auriid fein2
Gum Supper!
Gaun man niht cine Der bret gis
ienbabnen benuben, mel9e SIperan3a
beriiGren2
Mn beafi Olrb no6 gearbeitet. Starz
TT Sturm Heuli9, you know, unb bas
8abnbett beiddb,at.
0m, aud mobl fortgewebt, mie bas
Spernbaus2
0abahl. funny old fellow! 9riniie
Bob faifafiiG.
Nls Squire 9obble wisber in ieinem
9otel in 8ubmpiae aneelangt mar, be-
fdloB er uebmiitbig, BON ben Orangen.
bainen bes 5tbens Mbi9ieo gu neb.
men. 9a wo i6on bic Oranaen itans
ben, mar ibm bic Sadie gu tbeuer, unb
ba. mo nod iungfrauliGer Soben NOR,
wolte er bas 2anb ni9t gei6enft. 9ofz
fentlid bat er anbersmo in @aiiforniert
elm inn 3u%iageubes 9eim %gefunoen,
tperu baneIbe oud pielei6t nod feline
0ohI9ule un5 tein Spernbaus auf3us
peilen bot.
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Cinderella gdbub !. gtore.
de Sits 9ontonitraBe unb Nbenue c.

panitl ganifl ganif!
s~ uniere loeben i'm Often anges EST
fauften 8orrdtbe an S9uben unb
@tiefeln mhfen in IA Sosen
perfauft merben. unb Jet
gesA es unterm &oftenpreis! ~Aaa
Golgenbe 8eifpiele bienen als Beweis
unferer9 beiipielDs niebrigeu preiie:
IL Derf6isbeue Nrteu niebriger 9srrsn=
fdube gu $1.40(En-gros Yreis 1.75)
9anbsendbte 9errenf1ube r@ongreB"
gu $2.75 Cont iibli6er preis $4).
@rtrafeine baEbgendbte 9errni6ube gu
$3.50 (anbersmo gu S. SO perfauft.)
&nabenidube II. &n6pfftiefel gu $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
grtrafeine 3a6pfitiefel fir &naben 50
(Merth $2.75).
9amen-p antpheln Scr. 5-9 gu nur
Is @ts. bas paor (@ertb $1).
Seine Mdb9enidube BON @laees2eber
gu nur IS Gents (Wertb $l).
&inberi9ube gu 40, so unb 60 Gents,
bic anbersmo 80, IS Gents unb 81
folten.
gabp S@ube beri@iebener grt, BON
Is gents an.
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6. S. Mauer,

Weft @ommercefra e,
bdlt elm groBes unb febr gewdbltes 2as
ger bon Sapeten, 9ouIeaur,
BiIberrabmen unb 2eifen.
uub ferner neben 3eidnensM aterialien
aler Mrt, Garben unb Mnfreiz
der : M aterialien, Defenders
9ammers fertig gemif6te
Garben, bic beften unb bi0igiten i'm
Wartte, bi, unter boiler @araniie Ders
tauft perben. Sen # r. uns 8 p e.
g~elgtas uno anbere in biefes Sad
idlasenbe Mrtifel; norm 9err Whler
bas gr0Bte Eager i'm Wefen bes Staa'
tes bat. 4uftrdge aug benz 2anbe mer'
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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California @eine.

@einIiebbaber finben elm groBes 2as
ger BON feinen California ; Meinen bel
9errn s. s. Meper am WlamD
plasa. 6err Meper iu6t bic Weine
an 0rt unb STEELE aug NIB fault oireft
aus Dem &eler ter Weiusi6ter. Als
gutem &etner seIinst es Inn itets, bic
belten Sorten aus3umdblen. St fam
feline Gunbsn uno Gamilien nit einenl
guten SrDpfen perfeben. &otb> unb
WeiBmeine in porsisli6er Qualitdi
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
iis 6aus geliefert.
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Cages : NemiSfeiten.
SnIanb.

- Sn Sf. Couls mur0e elm 3Dels
hodges Steingebdube burd cine 8aiOs
lin.@rpiOiOn O60is aerf6rt. Adt pers
ioaen murben BON ben itir3enben
Srimmern iofort set6btet uno mebrere
i9per nerlebt. No9 ebe fi9 Der aqges
meine S6reden gelest bate, begann Der
Srimmerbaufen 5u BREMEN uno IS be-
burfte Der gr6Bten Mnitrengungen, UNI
elm meiteres umfidsreifen Der Glammen
gu berbinbern.
= Sn Sampa, Gla., bauern bic Ct.
frantungen am gelben 6ieber llnpers
minbert fort. Sa bas Wetter iebod
talt unb thar geiuorben 1T, in einisen
Sbeilen BON Gloriba iosar &sif sefals
len 1T, boHt man, baB bic epidemic
balo erI6l9en tperoe. Nm l. Hobem.
Der betrug bic 3ab1 Der neuen grtran.
fungen nod 16.
= Sn @bicago lit unter BEN Sebern
in ben Wceiben3sD rudereien elm Strife
ausge5roden. $50 Der Union angeb6s
rige SeBer I~trifen, I'M einen 9lfiiaoiJen
Nrbeiistog au ~erlangen. @inige Der
OtudereibeIiber maren geneigt, ein5us
miqieen. lie murben iebob iiberftimmt.
= Die Snbianer > nnruben in Der
9row' 9~teleloallOn IN msohlana neDHen
eineH 3lem!tW 1e9rOgltgen Ggadacier
bob 5 @ompasnien gapalerie unb cine
gompagnie S~nfanterie ben 8efebl ers
gaiien Daoe. ufier pen eommanoo oes
Brigade: @snerGls Tu9sr ooffDln aoauz
saden. OIe oerlple pom oer SIop'
Ngealur 1aIleH oetmulgen, oaB Eg Die
Saolaner sum 2Slosf!iaaoe raneit.
ueoeran eAtsaHg aM olg gDrn atlosr
s.suss" yIs %..IgS,sSMnas. psa s.ou,
S, u h"h.u h %'"s.t a sM
t.u Srt ya;s - wv r"H -" V mo-
,Is s aJnO IN; ~ t.n NJ tays' e. Ie ~: sss;as
WI ,ss u Mss Hy ...raH .ou as o Nae
Az rSssr,;i;ta hs;st 90 ms;tsr ~ e.;
Sshr t,n,nsssm,.,;o un, srSva "a 81.
r .y. az m,;t NV NJ" I nv :,
AZ fS,nsn ""'
NusInnb.
am
w. Sie "Sraasfafler 5sllnn9" e.
IaDrl, ooB per Irugsre amerllGnll@e
eonlal IN usos1aa, uer San upper,
pom oott ans9emlelen uno noer Dc
Steh0s Transporting potOen leI. San
MlgsL mar ,e.asr oen aaI %n..ag Del
tabsn 1870 %ss ~ - ;rsn unr ar,s .m
Snmn.i ,,;t al,a w msSo;nsn ~ ms sn,
Srisonssr Observation-Disclosures ost,ishsr
hotts S;s rmis5ms @sa;sru,sa tS.;it'
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Gin banfbarer Yattent,

Der ieinen Namen nidt s~eaannt haben nil uno
Der feline poIIfdnbi9e @ieberber.
feIIuus bon aperem 9eiben elmer in
teirsm 9oitorbud anseaebenen arjnei Ueroanft,
last eur& uns oaielbe totenr rel an feline
Ieibsnoen Mitmenide fer berftiden. Dieies srobe
Bud sntbdlt &etepte, bic III ieber apoibefe
9ematt perosn fonncn. Shift Cure Nbrefe
nit 8riefm lrte on: Sritafe Glinic s.
9tspenIarp, 10 q. Scnfton Ctr, Netu
Bort u. y.
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90. S. 0ntterfibe & 60, 335
Ois 0oultons5 traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam Gitters, balten fi9 benz
Bublifum fir llei in ibrGad i@lagenben
Nrbeiten e~mpfOblen unb peripreaen
prompte 8eiorsung aler Muftrdge.
&ronleu9ter, Gas. Gi1tures, 8abemans
men. Gloiets &C. fiets an 9anb.
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unlere neuer Winternaaren:
@lotbing, SerrensS oilette-G rtifel. un'
ier3eug &c. tommen nod unb mad al
unb lieseu our geIidtisuus often. gans
coat & Sobn.
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0errens uno GnabenzMns
Ii g e, fhUer eenug fir 6erbf unb
Winter Is = $500 biQiger dig friiher,
I'M nit benz gorratb gu rdumen. pans
coat & Gphn.
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pancoat 6 5obn petfaufen
Se,renfleiber 25-33% biliser als If.
genb elm Saus in Der Stabt. Dies 1T
tein Sumbug. neberseugt @ud!
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nnitertreffi4e N~n3iebunsl
ueber cine talbe Milirn psrlocff.
la. . L..
QentItana Sfate 2ptterp 50.

Diefes 5nfitrt nuroe i'm Sobrs 1853 iii,
Gra,ebungs, UNI Bpblbdtietsits , apese BON
Der 5taatslegislatpr asfesIid ,ueurpuriri.
Durd elm iiberld, nerslites 8ntum puroen lbre
Red,ts Elm 9beiI DC, SeHerpdrtiatn Staatsenn.
i~titutirn. anasnomiuen ~. 2. December 1879
shrv srrBeu 3iebuneeu ttn5tt
y mern fnben mDnutliG foti.
Die untsrseidneten 8anten unb Bantiers
perosn ale @ewinue III Der 2ouiifana Stauts.
2otterie, Die ibnen prdientirt ~iuc,Den, uusaabIea.
S. .. OBlesbp, Yrdi. Ga. Stat. Banf.
y. 4anaur, Erdi. State SEAT. Yanf.
u. Yalouin, Yrai. ". 8. Nat. gant
@arl aOhn, Yrai. Union Wat. ganf.
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@robe monatli&e 3ietuns
II esr acaoemt Of Wfufc, Stem Orleans
Dienitag ben s. Nobember 1887.
Daupt9emtnn $4,000.
100000 3idets au $40 ieoes.
Qaite S.. 6iuftsl So. 3ebntel 81.
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2,179 i'm 8eirase bon $535,eoo
az Anfrassn fir Asenten, fowie Ratep
fit Clubs f0nnen nut in Der Office in geb
Orleans sen,adt perben. Besen naberer Nus.
funft fdreibe man oeutlid bic snnae Mbrefe.
Wan i4tde @elb bur4 YcfalNo 0.
ten, GrpreB Monep Orber, Stem Oorf
Wediel ouf Mew Orleans.
9riefe nit gurrenrb uuberdnbert pet erpref
Wtr 3ablen @rprebfoffen.
W. U. Dauphin,
Nep Srleans ga.
Nan a~brsifire resiFrirte Briefe an Die
Stem Orleans Naticnal 8ant,
Rem Orleans, Ga.
@onarb Weore, Mgent,
s21 Aeeania Strase, Gan Nntonio, 9sras
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acoe,t Wfa9enleibett.

"a geridte lbsr bic GrfoIse pom Dr. Musuft
g1uiq's Sasibarger Eropfen, 1peIde Dor sSabrefl
es5islt rpIrSsn NIB iebt ~beitdtist ,uerben.
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The CHARLES a. voeELER CO., Baltimore. Md.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-07-06
The Jolly Girl.

The Jolly girl is born, not made; no
training or endeavor can counterfeit her.
There are those, to be sure, who affect
iollitv, but it is only skin deep, says a
writer in Harper's Bazaar. The jolly girl is
Jolly under adverse circumstances-in bad
weather; when she hasn't cent to her
name when she has the toothache; when
she has lost her situation; when she breaks
her needle; when her back hair tumbles
down i'll public; when she is shopping;
when her masculine neighbor Mt the theater
goes out, and when he returns; when her
bills are due. She never seems to indulge
in that feminine luxury, 1.-THE blues" and
il is mistake to suppose that she is noisy;
there is jollity of the lady-like, aristocratic
sort. as we'll as of the tish-wife order.
The girl who makes mp her mind that
iollity is the proper cue, and that she will
be lively or die, usually oyerdoes the bust
ness; she thinks that it chiefly consists in
laughing and IN chattering nonsense, that
il is a manner of speech merely, rather
than n quality of the mind which disposes
one to make the best of everything, to see
the rainbow on the cloud and the silver
lining behind il, to make the wrinkle in
the rose leaf cause of mirth. Some be q.
lieve that iollity is an affair of embon-
point; but who has not been disappointed
in finding the stout woman melancholy and
the thin one vivacious, the bilious person
full of good humor and the person whose
digestion never gave her a moments I'M
easiness quite the reverse? The Jolly girl
can not suppress herself, and assume sad
ness or pensiveness; languishing airs do
do not sit we'll upon her, but show at a
glance that they are borrowed plumes.
One is never dull with her. She has that
infinite variety which all the world covets
and loves. 1t may be desirable thing that
those who have not this natural grace
should cultivate and encourage it in them
selves and others, since it briehtens and
strengthens life, makes rough places
smoother and pleasant places pleasanter.
Possibly it is no special virtue in the Jolly
girl, any more than blue eyes in the blonde
maiden or red hair in the Titianesque.
Jollity flows from her presence just as the
nightingale's tluting bubbles from his
throat and enchants the world; just as the
poet pours forth his song sin profuse
strains of unprecedented art" just as the
tree blossoms, the grasses spout, the stars
shine, without effort, without design, with
sincerity and constancy and spontaneity.
Let her be shipwrecked, or an invalid
stranded on bed of pain, yet she does
not lose or abate that peculiar trait which
makes sunshine for those about her and
sweeps the cobwebs out of their sky.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-07-06
A Couple OF Columns Devoted to
the Fair Daughters
of Eve.
Embracing Few SeasOnable Hints About
the Latest Styles in
Dress.
A Promised Revival.

1t is said that there are strong indications
that croquet will succeed tennis this year as
fashionable game. Fashionable young
women consider ii particularly desirable to
look well at tennis, and if this idea is car
ried out, and the fair tennisonian appears
on the field in all the bravery of frill and
furbelow, sash and tournure, snug shoe,
and corsage and sleeve more so, she is
merely dainty creature TO look upon, and
there is no game; for tennis costume
proper is no doubt thing apart
from dresses of any other descrip-
ton, and is certainly not beautiful in effect
when it is made for genuine service, and
for player who is on the field for a zest-
full game. and not simply to look pretty and
to make tame waves in the air, or to make
over the net once in half "a dozen times
batting at the ball. There are a few femi-
nine enthusiasts of the racket who adopt the
utility suit of plain skirt and very loose
blouse waist, with easy belt, with no fripperies
visible from throat to common sense boot
heel. But, alas! this dress, devoid of pOuf
or amplitude, curves or decoration, is ugly;
it is not chic, and, weightier than all, il Is
not becoming, which settles its fate iucon-
testably. Better by far endure the hu-
mility OF defeat upon defeat from lack of
freedom OF action occasioned by the wear
ing of hinderilig garments, than to come oil
q triumphant victor while looking like a
guy. The average girl tennis players do
not really take enough genuine interest in
the game to make decided sacrifice OF
personal appearance for its lively sake, and
as, for various reasons, there must be a
game of some sort, croquet is once again
thought of, and revived, for at this game
there is far less likelihood Of failure, there
is less violent exercise, there can be any
amount of charming gowning done, with
out any detriment to the game, or any i'm
patient shoulder hru2s or covert grunts of
disapprovel from the brother of the Cir
who attempts weak tennis. There is also
far more time for any number of confiden-
tial side chats, and altogether it is no doubt
better summer game for the majority.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-07-06
Republicanism i'm the South.

Professor j. l.. Hodges, of North Caro-
lima, A candid Democrat of the South, "
sets forth in the New York Independent
how the Republican column will be in
creased in 1883 by "at least three Southern
States, to which four others may be added,
with deere lsed Democratic majorlties in
all the States. The three alluded to are
Virginia, West Virginia, and North Caro-
linia; the four possible Republican States
bes are Tennessee. Arkansas, Louisi-
anna, and Florida. The reasons be gives
are, Southern disappointment that the
times are no better since Cleveland's
election, but worse in the cotton and to-
bacco areas; the failure of Democratic
Congress to pass the tariff reform prom
ised so confidently; the failure to even
modify the internal revenue system
which Democrats have always de-
nounced; the Democratic opposition 10 the
Blair educational bill, which is popular at
the South; and a general disposition to
follow the North in breaking down the old
sectional barriers in national politics. This
Southern professor does not so much as
mention a Southern Prohibition party,
or SO much as seem to dream that the three
States first named, or the four others, may
go over TO that instead of going over TO
the Republicans. As Southern Prohibition
party men are mostly Democrats he prob
ably makes allowance for their detection in
decreased majorities," where Democratic
majorities may still be maintained. But
he affrms that "a break in the Solid South
by Republican victories in three, perhaps
in seven States, sis in high degree prob
able, if indeed it is not inevitable" Is
anybody else any wiser as to political
futures in Southern States?-Des Moines
Register.